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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-07-28

W CYRKU SELLSA, ktory
dawaf przedstawienie W Wi
monte W dniu % l,pca, zdarzyf sic
kilka dni przedtem poiaiowania 60
ny przypadek. Prey napadzle ma
karete pocztowa przez lndya", kle-
DIV teksahskie Krow.arki zaczety
strzela6 ma dzik;ch, ~wystrzelit jeden
2 pierwszych, ktory u'uyslnie lab
przypadkiem uiyt rewolweru, nabl-
tego rzeczywistemi patronam', pare
kul pomiedzy publicznosc ijednego
mtodogo czfowieka zabit ma miejsc"'
a dwoch innych rant. Podobno kro-
wiarki pokt6ciiy sic z lndyan"ml !
umyslnie ugly ostlych nabcjow'
Dziwna rzecz, ze mkt z pomiedzy
parsonafu cyrkowego "a to ME zos-
tat puzyaresztowany. Cyrk zwlnleto
i cafy personal odjechat W jakna)'
wiekszym pospiechu do Prairie du
Chen, Wis, Fam. do Dubuque Ja''
gdzie nazajutrz mia}o bye przedsta-
wienie.
Tn mas we Winonle Mat cyrk
sellsa przypadek. Jedna z amazo-
nok snad}a . konia i tax sic p%o'fukfa,
il o wiasnych siiach ME mogfa SIC
ruszyd z miejsca.
w PERHAM, Num-, no, sic
ma p%ruirioch cd szarahczy. Sprzet
W Perham i W powiecle Otter
Tail zmarnowany do szczetu. ~,
600 ARROW jut jest spustoszonych'
FARMERZY " okolicy Hill
borough, Wis, beda musleli spree
dad swe bydio. jeieli wkrotce
deszcz ME %zacznie padac. Ma n
ledwie teraz przez lato dostatklem
paszy, q na zine zupefnle JeJ za'
braknie.
W DETROIT umar} Bernard
Michcnfelder prezydent tamteJsze)
Bavarian B T. 9 vi 6 Co., ma
wodowstret.
W NEW YORKU spalif sic
gmach Metropolita Sto'
aoro w q re hause e. Straty
wynosza $500,C0o. o., kt6rzy pre-
pedzaja lato pc "a New York'em
zwykle przychowuja W TEN swe
meble, obraz i I. y.
w MINNEAPOLIS u%tworzyfo
sic ma wz6r za4ozonej przez Hem
ryka George Anti-/oyerty Society
towarzystwo tego samego 'mlenla.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-07-28
POMN|K
Z 0SC!VsZ H,

Chicag, d. 10 )ipca 1887.
Szanowny Redaktorze!
Zarzad, wybrany z delega-
tow r6znych Towarzystw
wzgledem budowania pomni-
ka Tad eusza K o Sc i u
s z k i, prosi o umieszczenie
W 1amach Wlarusa co haste
puje:
Niniejszem zaprasza sic
wszystkich Delegatow iowa
rzystw, kt6re okaza}y chez
do wzniesienia pomnika Tade-
usza Kosciuszki W Chicago, ma
posiedzenie, W niedziele dnia
31go lipca 1887. r wieczorem
W Hall M. Majewskiego, ITO
Milwaukee Ave. Rowniez u
prasza sic wszystkie Towarzy-
silva jake i pojedyhcze Oso-
by. kt6re maja pieniadze W
tym celu zebrane, ably z}o2y-
fy je do kasy, gdy2 Zarzad
jest przysposobiony do odbiera-
MIA i kwitowania takowych.
Pocieszajac sic nadzieja, 2e
Delegaci zaszczycie mas licz-
mem zebraniem, za}aczamy bra
terskie pozdrowienie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-07-28
LE1sERING, Pa. - G

LEISERING, Pa. = Onegdaj,
kiedy g6rnicy z tutej szej kopalnl
wegli sill do piracy, po]awill SIG
straikujacy Sfowacy j rzucali ma
Mich kamieniami. Ludzie Pinkerto-
ma natychmiast ustawili sic W sly
ku i odpedzili atakujacycE. Prey
tenn tajny policyant s%trasznle OBJ
robi} jednego kolba. Ranny odsta-
wiony zostaf przez swych towarzy-
szy do Uniontown, gdzie %rzeczone'
mu tajnemu policyantowi wytoczo-
no sledztwo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-07-28

w JOLIET, lii, Ia ~wiezniow
domu karnego opano val udar sto-
neczny; dwdch umarto natych-
Mast, a dwaj inni odstawlenl EOS
tall do szpitaln.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-06-28
25 Minutes for Meals.

~ The Rouse 10 assAslass II I'LL ~. -.
poinhnenta. ata ~ E75a'
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-06-28
A Big blaze.

A Chieag1 dispatch of the 9th in
slant says: A million and quarter
dollars went up in smoke at the Union
stoc' Yards yesterday. Early in the
morning an employ If III. Chicago
Packing an Provision Company dis.
covered fire in n tn k room. In n few
minutes one OF the tanks exploded, scat
tering 'rrning lard over the ada
cent buildings, and dozen lie were
soon competi W th each other in the
destruction of the immense establish.
ment. The FIRE was not struck out till
evening, fourteen and half hours after
it' start, and fve-aore oven will remain
on the premises redhot on Cuple of
days, Nineteen million pounds OF short
ribs, and $1,000 barrel 4 mess pork
belonging to I rmour were destroyed, and
between 600 md TO- hundro i've hogs
were eremated. ... ."
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-06-28
Stabbed Win a Pitchfork.

A boy named Manuel Lorenz. while
hauling hay near Petaluma last Satur-
day, met with singular accident. In
some way he allowed the hay while be-
ing pitched upon the wagon to cover
him. His companion, who was ignorant
of the fact, thrust his pitchfork down
through the hay and into the body OF
young Lorenz, the tines of the fork
piercing lis lungs. His chances of re-
covery IRE very doubtful.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-06-28
COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER.
THE PROBABLE APPo1NrEE.

Hon. LIE Roy d. Brown, OF Columbus,
Ohio, State Commits Siouer OF Common
Schools, W II probably receive the ap-
pointment t President of the Universe
ty OF this State. Tue Index learns that
the Boar of Regents yesterday tele-
graphic Mr.. Brown asking him if he
would accept the position at a stated
salary, and u reply was received IN the
affirmative. We do not know of filter
man for the place than LIE Roy D.
Brown.-L Carson Index.
- How about this "Home Rule" bust
ness2 There has been some till kick
ing on account of the appointment of
Eestern men to Nevada positions, and
this would he fitting OCCASION for the
opening of the campaign. Is there no
man within our borders who il quail
fed to take the position of Principal of
the. High School ut Reno?
We do not doubt the ability of Mr.
lie Roy d. Brown for the position, but
in order to be consistent there ARE quite
n number of Nevada papers which
should Immediately set up tho cry
Home Rule for Nevada.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-06-28
Well Said.

The Los Angeles Times hits tho nail
dead on the center when it says:
The best way to advertise any coun-
try is through the newspaper. Pm
phlets gotten up with labored descrip-
tons ind glowing imagery do not
weigh ~ much to the general public as
che articles and figures that appear
from time TO time in the daily journal.
People are suspicious Of intermittent
advertising methods. and think that
they see the head Of the real estate man
stenogrsphed upon every page Of the
distributed psnphlet. Ordinary meth
ods are usually our boat dependence,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-06-28
NOTICE FOR PUBLICA.
i. TION.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIM
~ f"llowing-named settler has filed notice
OF his intention to make final proof in support
OF MS claim and that sai proof will be made
be orc The District Court OF Nevada at Elko,
Elk" county. Nevada, on SEPTEMBER 18th,
1887, viz: Homestead entry No. 1913, JOHN
ROBBINS. for the = E \ OFFS W 4 Section Il,
E y Of w \ aid W 4 ONE v section1s.
Township 80 North; Range SO = asst. lie names
the following witnesses to provo his continu.
Gus residence upon, and cultivation Of said
land, viz:
James Myers, OF Ruby Valley, Rlko Co.
Isaac ariswold,
A. g. Dawley, "
Isaac CStreicher, " Elko
d. II. HALL. Register.
Ordered that this notice be published IN the
lNDEFENrE for period OF six consecutive
weeks. s r.-a...a .a, .s
M D q. HALL, Regisses.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-06-28
NOTICE FOR PUBICA-
TON.
Land Office Mt Eurnsa, Nevada
May 20, 1887,

May 20, 1887.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT TBr
~ Following named settler has q led notice
OF his intention to make final proof In suppor,
OF his ci'im, and that said proof will be mad.
before the Register ana Receiver at Eureh,
Nevada on August 9th, 1887. viz: Homestea4
Entry No. 175. THOMAS SHORT. for the Ell
OF 4, Sect on "a. Township 81 North,
Range 81 East, Lois 8, 4 and 5, Section 10
Township n North, Range SO East.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous 'esidence upon. and cultivation
OF said land viz: ......'
jain T. Baker, Of Eureka. Fur.b. ~
james g. Powell n..... ..
Robert K. Miller. Ruby Valley, Elko Co
A. G. Dawley, "
d. II. HALL, Register. .
Ordered that this Notice be published in IN.
INDEPENDENT for period of six consccutiy.
weeks.
r,., oo- D. II. HALL, Register.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-06-28
NOTICE FOR PUBLICA-
TON.
Land once at Eureka. Nevad,, 1
June ~, 1877.

Land once at Eureka. Nevad,,l
June ~, 1877.
NJ Office 10 HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ foilowing-named settler has fled notice
ofhis intention to make final proof in support
OF his claim md that said proof viii be made
before Tho Register and Receiver at Eureka,
Nevada, on July 25th, 1887. viz: Homeetesd
Entry No. JIG. THOMAS o'tOEEoR for the
NE 4 Section 81, Township "a, Range 50
East,
He names the blowing Witnesses 10 prove
his continuous residence upon, and cui,lyaHon
Of said land, viz: "
II. ssdler, Of Eureka, EevadA,
q. ". Baher, E" 4H
Thomas 4. Haley"
William SNOW, Ruby Valley, :"
d. II. HALL, Register.
Ordered that this Notice be publisbed In the
DAILY INDEPENDENT for period OF 80 days.
en- ID. II. HAIL, Resistsr.
juno "a, 1887. so-d. =" ~
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-06-28
A Worthy Charity.

No more objects of charity can be
fund within the State than are those
made widows and orphans by the ~
can't fire i'll the Gould & Curry nine ut
Virginia City. 1t is true that frequent
calls IRE made upon the purses of our
citizens for contributions to various OBJ
jecis, but in this InstaIce it is a. matter
which comes home to every ous whose
feelings are touched by the lnisfourtun
es OF suffering humanity, and while 9TH
-r lQcalities throughout this common
wealth are responding n"bIy to the nec-
ossitins of the innocent and helpless suf-
ferers who have been rendered destitute
by the terrible disaster, it seems but
just and proper that the citizens of
Elko should manifest their npprecia-
ton OF the situation 10y liberal coutri-
button to the fund which il heing raised
50 their relief. We believe that u hand
some purse can be raj 'ed here with bu:
little effort, provided some weliknown
and responsible person will take hold
OF it. Whatever is done should be
done promptly, md wa hope to see the
subscription stulted Mt once.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-06-28

People in Los Angeles have learned
this pretty we'll. and are content with
the advertising agency OF a daily news
paper. The result is neither doubtful
nor discournging.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-11-03
THE SOUTH.

THE Touring mill of Ellis & Co., at Hop
kinsville, KY, burned the other morning.
The entire plant, one of the finest in that
part of the State, and worth over $4,000,
was destroyed. The insurance was $4,000
The fire was supposed to have been of in
cendiary origin.
AN AGED Christian minister named Cam
eron suicided by hanging at Fort Worth,
Tex, recently. His mind for some time
had been affected.
A TAMPA (Fla.) special reported twenty
three new cases of fever and two deaths on
the Gath. The weather at Tampa was
warmer and more unfavorable and the
fever was spreading in the better part of
the city and its suburbs.
NEGROES who had been holding a ban
quet near Newberry, S. c., the other night
attacked two policemen and fierce fight
ensued. One of the officers was badly
beaten and a negro killed and others
wounded.
IT was reported at Laredo, Tex, recently
that wealthy old ranchman had been car
ried off by bandits in Encinal County and
kept under strong guard near the Rio
Grande.
GEORGE MoRRow, of Warren, Tex, was
caught in the machinery of Thomas VIII
liams' cotton gin the other day, and his
left arm torn off and other injuries inflicted
from which he died
DURING the visit of Jefferson Davis at
Macon, Ga, recently, the ladies of the city
rendered reception TO Mrs. Davis and her
two daughters, Mrs. Hays and Miss Winnie
Davis. The citizens presented Mrs. Davis
with silver soup tureen and the officers of
the fair presented Mrs. Hays with dia-
mond brooch. At night 4 german was
given to Miss Winnie Davis and she was
presented with diamond ornament.
THE municipal elections at Baltimore,
Nd, occurred on the Goth, resulting in the
election of Latrobe, Democrat, for mayor
by "a, 640 votes against 80, 435 for Bartlett
Repu blican. The campaign preceding the
election was very exciting one. The new
Council stands IL Democrats to Republic
ans in the first branch and z to3 respective
ly in the second.
THE Southern Forestry Congress met in
Huntsville, Ala, on the Goth, with delegates
from Kentucky, Georgia, Florida and Ala
bama present Resolutions for arbor days
and protection of the forests were passed
THE assistant manager of the Rocking
Chair ranch in Collingsworth County,
Texas, denies that notice has been given to
settlers to leave the ranch.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-11-03

cratic Administration their Attentions
is directed to consideration OF the
following figures taken from the rec
ords of the Treasury Departments at
Washington, making n comparison be-
tween the receipts from customs anu
from internal revenue, and the respec--
tive cost of collecting the same under
the last year of President Arthur's Re
publican Administration and the first
two years of President Cleveland g.
Democratic Administration.
The receipts from customs for the
fiscal year of 1885, the last year Of
Arthur's Administration, were $1SS,
116, sos. 60. For the fiscal years of 1886
and 1887. the first two years of Cleve-
lands Administration, the, receipts
from the same source were 1874, 1884,
$50. 90 and $2I7, 2S6, 893. Is, respective
"; being an increase in collections
over 1885 OF $11,072. 547.40, for 1885,
and of SS4, 14O, OS4.53 for 1887. Now
as to the expense of collecting these
customs the records show that it cost
Sc, 918, pills to collect 1888, 116, 80S. 60.
in the Republican Administration of
1885, and only Sc, 487. $500 to collect
the same amount, and $11, 072, 547. 40
more in 1886, and only $3.50. 671.4S
to collect the same amount, and $34,-
140,OS4.53 more in 1887, the two years
Democratic control. That is to say in
1885 the cost of collecting the customs
was 3.77 per cent, while in 1886 it was
$50 per cent. and 1887 only 3.16 per
cent.
An analysis of the collections of in
ternal revenue and the cost of collect
ing the same shows that the same
economy was practiced as in the case
of the customs. The receipts from in
ternal revenue for the fiscal year 1885
were $112. 1913, 1854. For the fiscal
wears 1886 and 1887 the receipts from
the same source were SIG, S05, $780, AZ
and S118, S37, 3O1. 06, respectively; be-
ing an increase in collections over 1885
of 81. 307, 210.94 for 1886, and of &c.
33S 575.52 for 1897. 1t cost under the
Republican Administrator in 1885, to
collect $112, 49S, 725. "a the sum of $4,-
49, 400. %, and only 81, 299, 4S5. % to
collect the same amount, and 81, 307,-
210 "a more in 1885, and only S4,076,-
$50. 20 to collect the same amount and
SO, 336, 572. 80 more in 1887, the two
years of Democratic rule. In other
words, the cost of collecting the in
ternal revenue in 1885 was 3 96 per
cent, while in 1886 it was 3.68 per
cent. and IN 1887 only 3.43 per cent.
These figures are full of significance.
They tell of retrenchment and reform
in these branches of the Government.
They tell of party promises redeemed,
and they show the fruits of honest
government which the Demo cratic
party brings as an offering to the peo-
pie. -Karrisburg (PG.) Patriot
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-11-03
SPIRIT OF THE PRESS.

If John Sherman does not believe
the South is solid let it him run against
it.-M o. Picaywne.
An organ friendly to the Bell
telephone monopoly says ''there is an
other call, loud, long and deep, for the
dismissal of Attorney General Gar
land" 1t is natural for the organ to
mistake "a bray for cal. philadelphia
Record.
An Eastern exchange malicious
ly suggests that some Eastern univer-
sity may confer upon Mr.. Blaine the
degree of Doctorer of Letters. Mr..
Blaine already wears the tItular dis
tinction of Destroyer of Letters. Chit
cGgo Herald. ..s...
Both in Massachusetts and Ohio
Democrats are making fight to win
squarely on Democratic principles with
out shuffiing or EVASION. In ninety-nine
cases out of hundred this kind of
fight to win means winning fight
Missouri Republican,
Mr.. Dana's american Cyclic
pedia" is not. it appears, designed for
public information and instruction, and
IHOSe WHO uLlIZC It's COlLCuI5 Will QO 30
at the risk of abuse and ridicule from
Mr.. Dana's paper. 1t is not evident,
therefore, precisely what the object of
the publication is. -BrookEyfs Eagle.
"A good thing not to forget these
days is that Democratic Administra-
ton has restored twenty-one million
acres of lard to the people, which the
Republican party had recklessly given
away to the railroads, or allowed them
to seize and hold without even that
much warrant of laW.-Des M0tpes
Leader
However much the people may
reverence the names of Lincoln and
Grant, the general verdict will be that
their sons must take their chances for
popular favors on their personal mer-
its alone, as did their fathers. The
level-headed genius of Democracy can
not be led far with reflected light, the
mere inheritance of lustrous name
Boston Globe.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-11-03
Mr.. CIeveIand's Oratory.

President Cleveland has made
speeches at indianapolis, 81. Louis,
Chicago. Milwaukee and Madison,
every one of which has been a model
of its kind. He makes no attempts at
oratorical fourishes. Every thing he
says is plain and direct. full of strong
common sense and good humor. His
position is delicate, speaking as Pres1-
dent of the United States to crowds
which represent every shade of politi-
cal opinion and prejudice; but to a
man of his character it presents no
such difficulty as it would to the pro-
fessional popular orator. He is hon.
est, strong and simple. and his Ian
guage is honest strong aud simple.
He las a sense of fitness which makes
him say the right thing at the right
time. and the absence of all affectatior
in what he says wins for 1t immediate
favor from his audiences That hI
leaves affairs of state for his messages
is an evidence of cool taste that car
not be too highly commended.-6t
Louis Republican.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-11-03
DEMOCRATIC ECONOMY.
Inaugurated by the Pres.
ent Administration.


ent Administration.
When the Democratic party assumed
control of the affairs of the Federal
Government it was with the fully-ex-
pressed promise that those affairs
sh ould be conducted upon an honest
and economical basis.
Honesty and economy have been
high-sounding titles in political party
promises for years, but while the Re
publican party remained in power
the people have in vain looked into the
records of the Government to discover
the fruits of an honest and economical
administration of its affairs.
What is the case with the present
Democratic Administration? In no
branch of the Government does an
economical management manifest it
self moro quickly than in the depart
aI,.nt of internal revenue and customs,
and that the people may have some
insight into the workings of this branch
of Government service under Demo-
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-11-03
THE WORLD AT LARGE.
Summary OF the Daily News.
WASHINGTON NOTES.

HE Secretary OF the Interior has re-
ceived telegram from Indian Inspector
Armstrong at the Crow agency in Mon
tana, that the medicine MANI and his
seventeen followers had gone to the Tongue
river agency and were endeavoring to in
duce the Northern Cheyennes to join them
IN resisting the authority OF the Govern
ment.
The Canadian Department of Justice has
made formal application to the American
Government, for the extradition of J. H.
Hers, who was arrested few days ago in
Saginaw City, Mich. Hers is wanted at
Gait for forgery last June.
REAR ADMIRAL CHANDLER reports to the
Navy Department that the officers of his
squadron were Hospitality received and en-
tertained by the King of Corea- The King
announced his intention to send a Minister
Plenipotentiary to the United States at an
early date.
THE President on the 18th issued his
thanksgiving proclamation for Thursday,
November "a.
THE ostmaster-General has been en-
gagged in the preparation of circular,
which is designed to release the business
community from the trou BILE resulting from
the rigid enforcement of the law concern
ing advertisements which may be placed
upon wrappers OF third and fourth class
matter without rendering it liable to first
GLASS; pOSCdSe
THE regular meetings of the Cabinet
were resumed on the 25th, all the members
being present except Secretaries Whitney
and Lamar, who were not in Washington.
The annual reports and the Presidents
message to Congress were the principal
subjects of consideration.
OFFICIAL reports show the mortality OF
the army to be S.S per thousand which is
considered satisfactory. Army physicians,
however, were overworked, their numbers
being insufficient
THE President has appointed William W.
Dougherty, of Missouri, agent for the In
dams of the Warm Springs agency, in Ore
gon.
EUGENE SEMPLE, Governor of Washing
ton Territory, IN his annual report to the
Secretary of the Interior, estimates the
population of the Territory at 143, 659, an
increase of over 16, 900 in the last two years,
and taxable property, exclusive of rail-
roads, $50, 6S3, 1876, an increase of nearly
500. 600
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-11-03
GENERAL.

THE French steamer Hindostan, Captain
Lot, which arrived at Marseilles recently
from New York. took fire and was entirely
burned She had 1900 tons of merchandise
aboard, all OF which was destroyed
The Walker coal pit at Newcastle. Eng.
was reported on fire on the 24th Three
miners had been rescued terribly burned,
i've had been taken out dead and the
twenty-five remaining in the mine were
supposed TO be dead.
THE suit OF some of the holders Of the
consolidated mortgage bonds of the Kansas
Pacific railroad against Jay Gould and Rus
sell Sage mas been discontinued.
MENZIL MARK, one OF General Boulanger's
spies. is reported to have stolen from the
commander or the garrison ut Przemyol. in
Austrian-Galicia, the plans OF three forts
and fed with them to Russ,u.